Jobs in the region (Merged ad nauseam)
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Hi,
Anyone knows a site for aviation jobs within South America? Not so many jobs in South America on aviationjobsearch.com so I wonder what site you they over there?
Thanks in advance.
//C
Anyone knows a site for aviation jobs within South America? Not so many jobs in South America on aviationjobsearch.com so I wonder what site you they over there?
Thanks in advance.
//C
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Hi, still me...I finished my experience in Africa and in 2 weeks I'm coming to Central and South America looking for caravan jobs. I'll go to Costa Rica first and after Guyana and see what happens. I'd like to ask a suggestion. I'm travelling from Georgetown to Buenos aires but the airline ticket it's just so overpriced (1300 usd one way). I was thinking to go to Brazil by bus and get a flight to Buenos Aires from there. Is that possible? Thanks for your help
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Be safe!!
Costa Rica is a very safe country, people in general in south-central america are very friendly.
Don't know much about Guyana but I don't think is like CR,
Dont be going out at night trying to explore towns or the city.. It has nothing to do with Africa, different mentality.
I dont want to scare you, Im sure you will enjoy and will meet fantastic people!!
All the Best!!
Costa Rica is a very safe country, people in general in south-central america are very friendly.
Don't know much about Guyana but I don't think is like CR,
Dont be going out at night trying to explore towns or the city.. It has nothing to do with Africa, different mentality.
I dont want to scare you, Im sure you will enjoy and will meet fantastic people!!
All the Best!!
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Thanks for your advise. No job here for me but it is beautiful. I searched in costarica, panama and colombia...nada de nada...but it worthed the visit.now im in argentina, beautiful as well even if I got robbed in buenos aires
Join Date: Aug 2008
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Looking for a chance
Hi Guys
Anyone here knows about chances in Central America for a entry level, freshly rated IFR + CPL + English 5 + Spanish native speaker, with a TT of around 430 (IFR: 120)
i have just readed the previous post from Elevators about Maya and Tropic.... im looking for a susi air style, but in south america.
regards, fly safe and happy landings
Anyone here knows about chances in Central America for a entry level, freshly rated IFR + CPL + English 5 + Spanish native speaker, with a TT of around 430 (IFR: 120)
i have just readed the previous post from Elevators about Maya and Tropic.... im looking for a susi air style, but in south america.
regards, fly safe and happy landings
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Jobs in Antigua / Montserrat
Hi everyone. I am considering working in the Caribbean region. I currently fly Britten Norman Islanders in the UK. I am just verging on 2000 hours total time with around 600 on the Islander. I was wondering what the salary / conditions are like working for Fly Montserrat. If anyone could offer any information, I would really appreciate it. Thanks guys.
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Good afternoon, told myself might make more sense to inquire in here instead of creating an entirely new thread but does anyone have any information on LATAM Chile and if they hire expatriates? If so, whats the procedure to apply and are tehy looking for any particular set of minimums. Thank you.
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Hi Alleyne, LATAM Chile does hire expats. Spanish speaking is mandatory, and they're looking for around a hundred FOs to fly A320 for 2018. So it might be a good opportunity. Current IFR CPL, ICAO Level 4, First Class Medical (FACH MAE Certificado 1), 200hrs minimum. The airline is great to fly in and has good benefits, employee travel specially. Unfortunately now there's a payscale where it takes around 4 years to get to 100% salary, but as far as I understand it is under review, so it might be better starting next year.
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Hi Alleyne, LATAM Chile does hire expats. Spanish speaking is mandatory, and they're looking for around a hundred FOs to fly A320 for 2018. So it might be a good opportunity. Current IFR CPL, ICAO Level 4, First Class Medical (FACH MAE Certificado 1), 200hrs minimum. The airline is great to fly in and has good benefits, employee travel specially. Unfortunately now there's a payscale where it takes around 4 years to get to 100% salary, but as far as I understand it is under review, so it might be better starting next year.
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Hi Alleyne,
No chance without perfect Spanish. Basic requirement plus all interviews are in Spanish as well as the psych tests and ATP exam which you have to do both in Spanish and then English.
No chance without perfect Spanish. Basic requirement plus all interviews are in Spanish as well as the psych tests and ATP exam which you have to do both in Spanish and then English.
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Hey guys need some advice. Im looking to start my Pilot training either in europe or usa. Does anyone know what preference Latin american countries have when it comes to FAA or EASA? I have both a uk and Peruvian passport so I am considering working in Peru later on.
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FAA is cheaper. I knew a couple of Peruvians who did it at ATP Flight School in Daytona Beach. Both now fly in Peru. Do note that you will still have to pass all Peruvian exams once you get back. It is not as easy as just doing FAA and walking into a job. If you can, do it at a Peruvian school so you don´t have to do everything twice. Also you´ll meet people with connections with local Airlines if you do the course in Peru. I speak from experience. Did FAA came to Chile, still working away on getting all exams in place, also have not found FAA has given me an advantage.
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Hey everyone!
Greetings from Brazil. I'm new here on pprune and don't know how discussions work here, so please let me know if I break any rule.
I'm a commercial airplane pilot, about 800TT, experience as flight instructor, graduated in civil aviation and ELP ICAO LVL5. I'm trying to get back to the aviation area finding a plane to fly, so if anyone know a opportunity that I could fit, please let me know, I would appreciate your help.
Thank you and have safe flights
Greetings from Brazil. I'm new here on pprune and don't know how discussions work here, so please let me know if I break any rule.
I'm a commercial airplane pilot, about 800TT, experience as flight instructor, graduated in civil aviation and ELP ICAO LVL5. I'm trying to get back to the aviation area finding a plane to fly, so if anyone know a opportunity that I could fit, please let me know, I would appreciate your help.
Thank you and have safe flights